Definition of «newfound»

The word "newfound" is an adjective that means recently discovered, found or uncovered. It can also mean something that has been newly acquired or realized. The term often refers to a new discovery or finding, such as a previously unknown place or thing.

Usage examples

I attended a conference last week and was pleasantly surprised to discover a newfound interest in artificial intelligence.
The recent lockdown had an unexpected positive outcome for me as I developed a newfound love for cooking.
After months of hard work and dedication, Sarah unveiled her newfound talent for playing the piano at a family gathering.
With his newfound confidence, John stepped up and took on a leadership role within the organization.
Mark's promotion brought with it a newfound sense of responsibility and the opportunity to make a significant impact on his team.
The trip to Japan sparked Jane's newfound fascination with Japanese culture, prompting her to study the language and plan future visits.

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Sentences with «newfound»

Whether you reach the famous site on foot or by bus or train, you'll leave with newfound appreciation of the local culture. (machupicchuhotels-sumaq.com)
They're making decisions about their futures and, many times, those decisions are inspired by a sense of newfound freedom. (bookpage.com)
Think of it as if they left to pursue professional development or continuing education and have now returned with newfound knowledge. (entrepreneur.com)
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Definition of «newfound»

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Sentences with «newfound»

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